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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1898
Page
4
The article notes that senatorial traffic profits in Ohio sway Maryland Republicans and that the silver vote is a national majority. It argues the next president will be a silver man unless silver forces split by gold interests.
Senator Tiller challenged the Republican stance claiming the party is aligned with gold standard policies and said the president and the secretary of the treasury share the same view on the issue.
Reports say Paul Metcalf was captured with Sheriff Padley credited for aiding the arrest. The Medicine Tanige outpost note details ongoing efforts to locate Metcalf and secure his surrender. The community praise highlights Padley’s perseverance and dedication to ending the crime.
The text appears garbled with numerous misspellings and fragmented phrases. It references state and wage edits but cannot be reliably interpreted for a cohesive news summary. No clear people, places, organizations, or events are discernible.
Correspondence and printed matter shared with Poindexter from James Walker of Bow River Lumber Mills discuss the Overland Route via Edmonton. The piece outlines guidance for travelers, pack lists, and notes preparations for an all overland route starting March with various observations from Calgary and Edmonton contributors.
A fragmentary notice outlines a dispute over supply terms for a long voyage. It discusses 140 potnals or an eighteen month stock, penalties for delays, and a plan to detach yellow cargo. The text references ports, vessels, and potential costs, with mentions of portages, passages, and crew requirements.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference tickets, yard activity, and local transit terms with unclear names. The text mentions patrons and a Sun Pepe relay, suggesting a small discussion of affordability and usage. No definitive events or figures are discernible from the legible fragments.
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